Providing on-chain liquidity is not the technical barrier that bothers me the most, but rather the constant fatigue. Adjusting parameters, setting ranges, and reconfiguring when market conditions change requires continuous effort. A slight oversight can lead to being caught in a bad position and suffering losses.

Later, after encountering a certain DLMM protocol in the Sui ecosystem, this feeling significantly improved. It doesn't hide complexity all at once; instead, it breaks down the mechanisms in great detail. You can clearly see whether you're providing range liquidity or leaning towards a particular directional bias, and the Bin liquidity configuration is also intuitively displayed. This actually makes LP strategies feel more controllable. Rather than saying it reduces complexity, it's more accurate to say it gives you a clearer understanding of what you're doing. For LPs who want to manage their positions with precision, this transparent mechanism design is indeed more user-friendly.